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Meetings from May 15 - May 21

Tuesday, May 20
•School Board - 7 p.m. - High School Library

Wednesday, May 21
•Public Hearing - 5:15 p.m. - City Hall

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BELOW ARE STORIES FEATURED IN THE May 15, 2008 ISSUE

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City chastised for street neglect
Dublin City Councilman James Yoho got down from behind the city council desk and addressed the city council Monday, giving a tongue lashing to the city for not maintaining streets.
 

Top Lingleville grads named
Eric Procter was announced as Valedictorian and Cresenda Morrison was named as Salutatorian for Lingleville High School's Class of 2008.
 

Bunyan man killed in mower accident

Don Stevens, 71, who lived near the Bunyan Community west of Dublin, was killed Friday afternoon when his riding lawn mower tipped over into a ditch washed out by recent rains.
 

Jurney, Lozano win DISD school board seats

An incumbent and a former school board member won out over two other candidates for two, 4-year positions on the Dublin School board in the election held Saturday.

Legends of Dublin
A bit ruffled, Peacock survives war and hunger

Ansel Peacock felt weak and dispirited. One would have thought that surviving a recent attack of smallpox would have given Peacock a better outlook on his present circumstance, or if not that, at least some sense of relief to have survived.
 

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Turning Back The Pages

100 YEARS AGO
MAY 22, 1908

For the first time, the Dublin fire boys returned from the state firemen's meeting at Waco without a win, losing by only a few seconds. However, the Dublin department and assistant chief W. T. Hunt were honored by the state association by the election to the position of third vice-president of that body.
J. L. Williams, manager of the McFadden cotton agency in Dublin, died very suddenly, on May 17 from the results of heart disease.
The play entitled "The Dead Witness," was produced by local talent at the opera house last Friday night. The cast of characters was composed of Misses Ruth Harris and Vera Neel, Messrs. T. W. Scott, C. E. Webb, George Wray and L. R. Knight of Dublin and Mr. and Mrs. Keller of Brady, Miss Erie Jordan of Stephenville. The receipts were donated to the local Episcopal Church.
 

READ TURING BACK THE PAGES EACH WEEK ON THE FRONT PAGE OF THE DUBLIN CITIZEN. TURNING BACK THE PAGES INCLUDES HISTORY FROM 100, 75, 50, 25 AND 10 YEARS AGO.
 

•Financial questions raised at LISD meeting
•Rally around the Relay

•Dublin men plead guilty to murder

 

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